SAO official to start coffee shop for charitable causes
Boston University Associate Director of Student Activities Raul Fernandez has partnered with Austin Ashe to develop a concept for a coffee shop that will donate its profits to charitable causes. The shop, which will be called The Grind, will function as a community-gathering place where charitable-minded young people, particularly college students, can support social justice […]
ENG students to attend Audi summer workshop abroad
Two students from Boston University’s College of Engineering will travel overseas to participate in a six-week long workshop with the Audi Auto Group. Alex Patow and Brian Nam, both ENG juniors, will participate in the Future of Mobility Program, located at the Audi AG Headquarters in Ingolstadt, Germany, to explore solutions to potential issues with […]
CAMPUS CRIME LOGS: Feb. 10 – Feb. 16
The following reports were taken from the Boston University Police Department crime logs from Feb. 10 to Feb. 16. Purse stolen A student’s purse was stolen at 8 St. Mary’s St. on Feb. 10 at 11:39 a.m. RA struck by football At 10:30 p.m. on Feb. 10, a residential advisor was struck by a football […]
BU ranked 25th nationally for Peace Corps volunteers
As young adults across the country flock to foreign lands bearing the Peace Corps name, rankings released Tuesday reveal that Boston University is one of the largest producers of volunteers for the organization. “The Peace Corps is appealing to students because it gives them an opportunity to serve internationally, to gain another language and makes […]
BUSM researchers create bionic pancreas
With the struggles of daily treatment weighing heavily on the lives of diabetics, researchers at Boston University and Massachusetts General Hospital have developed a bionic pancreas that will make diabetes treatment more efficient. Envisioned by Edward Damiano, a College of Engineering professor of biomedical engineering, the device includes a blood glucose sensor and dual insulin […]
